Action figure Mezco Nosferatu One:12 Collective Unboxing, review, posing, photos sessions.


Nosferatu Count Orlok. A very interesting character for me. Mysterious and frightening. Immortal and suffering. A wonderful film adaptation of 1922. And of course I could not pass by this figure. Mezco toys was pleased with the quality and content. The set includes beautiful packaging, merchandising and a lot of interesting accessories. I am happy to own this collectible.

This is my first action figure video review. Free from the voice, I plan to continue doing it in this format - unpacking, review, posing and articulation, and of course a photo session against the background of my dioramas.

In the process of shooting a video review, I conducted a photo session and processed several photos that I want to publish.





Additional photos can be seen on my Patreon, becoming one of the patrons - https://www.patreon.com/stanvolsky

I post-process my photos with Snapseed. In this program, you can use ready-made presets. I have prepared a package of 12 presets for you. My presets will help you post-process your photos. 

You can watch the video review on my YouTube channel or directly on this page. Enjoy!






Location: Лос-Анджелес, Калифорния, США

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